Born on November 10th, 1948 in California, Carlos Davis is a renowned screenwriter best known for his work on the hit screenplay Drop Dead Fred. Growing up in San Francisco, Carlos was surrounded by creativity and art from a young age. His mother, Aida Ester Minamora, was a well-known art collector and world traveler who instilled in him a love for storytelling and imagination.
After completing high school, Carlos went on to pursue higher education at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. where he obtained his first degree in English Literature. Wanting to further expand his knowledge and skills, he then attended New York University (NYU) where he earned a second degree in Screenwriting. It was during his time at NYU that Carlos discovered his passion for writing and storytelling, setting him on the path towards a successful career in the film industry.
Carlos Davis made a name for himself in Hollywood with his co-writing credit on the screenplay for Drop Dead Fred, a cult classic comedy film released in 1991. Starring actress Marsha Mason, the film quickly gained a dedicated following and remains beloved by fans to this day. In addition to Drop Dead Fred, Carlos also wrote Rascals and Robbers: The Secret Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, a project that received high praise and earned him three Emmy nominations.
Despite his busy professional life, Carlos Davis has always made time for his family and loved ones. He credits his mother, Aida, for inspiring his creative pursuits and teaching him the value of hard work and dedication. When he's not writing screenplays, Carlos enjoys spending time in nature and exploring new artistic endeavors.
Through his dedication to his craft and unwavering passion for storytelling, Carlos Davis has cemented his legacy as a talented screenwriter and storyteller.